This section explains how to use the
qq auth_find_identity command.Description
Find all representations of an auth_id.
Usage
qq auth_find_identity [-h] [--auth-id AUTH_ID] [--uid UID] [--gid GID] [--sid SID] [--name NAME] [--domain {LOCAL,WORLD,POSIX_USER,POSIX_GROUP,ACTIVE_DIRECTORY}] [--json] [identifier]
Flags
| Flag Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--auth-id
|
No | Find all external representations for an internal QumuloFS identifier. |
--uid
|
No | Find the auth_id that will be used internally when a UID is written over NFS, and any other representations that would produce that auth_id. |
--gid
|
No | Find the auth_id that will be used internally when a GID is written over NFS, and any other representations that would produce that auth_id. |
--sid
|
No | Find the auth_id that will be used internally when a SID is written over SMB, and any other representations that would produce that auth_id. |
--name
|
No | Find an auth_id that is uniquely identified by the given name. Names of Active Directory users and groups will produce the auth_id that is a representation of that principal's SID. AD names may be unqualified, qualified with NetBIOS name (e.g. DOMAIN\user), or a universal principal name (e.g. user@domain.example.com). Names of LDAP users or groups will produce the auth_id that is a representation of that principal's UID or GID. LDAP names may be either login names, or distinguished names (e.g. CN=John Doe,OU=users,DC=example,DC=com). Names of cluster-local users and groups will produce the auth_id assigned to that user or group. |
--domain
|
No | Specify which auth_id domain is sought. This can be useful when looking up a duplicated name (e.g. if there is an AD user and cluster-local user with the same name) to specify which of the identifiers is meant. |
--json
|
No | Print result as JSON object. |
Positional Options
| Option Name | Description |
|---|---|
identifier
|
A name or a SID, optionally qualified with a domain prefix (e.g "local:name", "world:Everyone", "ldap_user:name", "ldap_group:name", or "ad:name") or an ID type (e.g. "uid:1001", "gid:2001", "auth_id:513", "SID:S-1-1-0"). |